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Forum suggestions and report forum problems. / Re: E-stop error??

« on: July 20, 2007, 06:58:57 PM »

Hello,

The problem is, what kind of noise is coursing this problem.
If it is a spike or puls from a quit high frequency what is coursing is problem, you can try to solder a 5nF capacitor paralel on the switch or even better as near as possible on the computer or breakoutboard.
But it even couldt be a bad connection.
Wotje

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Forum suggestions and report forum problems. / Computer timing problem

« on: July 20, 2007, 06:32:23 PM »

Hello to all,

Mostly I am able to resolve computer problems by myself.
But now things are happening from which I cant figure out what is wrong.
First of all I have a Asrock motherboard P4V88 with a 2800 Mhz intel processor and 2GB memory and 80GB harddisk.
In the bios I dissabled everything which arent nescecary for Mach3, such network port, all apic futures and even my USB ports.
And I installed winXP quit straight forward, what I mean is, I left all the things which arent neccesary for Mach3 out, such as apic timer anf other stuff.

What's happening, is not a big issue. Bud its irritating me, because I cant figure out what is coursing this small problem.
With te new possibilty in Mach3 to change the pulse frequentie to max of 100Khz, the following appeard.
When I start the computer and Mach3 uptil a pulse frequentie of 60,000 hz everyting is normal.
But if I go higher the pulse frequentie, for example 100Khz possibilty, becomes unstable and starts jumping between 102,000 and 109,000 hz.  And the motors are running verry bad.
The funny part is, if I run the Mach Driver test before and I run then Mach3, the pulse frequentie locks nice on 102,something.
And the motors run smoot up till 3000rpm with now problem at all

Is there anybody who nows a solution for this problem?
Or couldt it be, that this is a nowing problem or a problem with this typr of motherboard which cant be solved?

Yours sincerely

Wotje

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Competitions / Re: ******Guess and win a G100 Grex******

« on: May 22, 2007, 04:00:19 PM »

Who has counted these mountain of chips?

There are most likeley 2,972,361 chips.

Otherwise I guessed wrong.